IAR ELA Practice

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TRUE OR FALSE? Question: In the context of the episode, what does the term "frenemy" mean?A "frenemy" is a person who is both a friend and a rival or enemy. In the episode, Karma and Crash have a competitive relationship but learn to get along.

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Which statement best represents the theme of the episode?

• a) People can learn to work together despite their differences.

• b) It is better to avoid people who disagree with you.

• c) Winning is more important than friendship.

• d) People should never change their opinions.

Which phrase from the episode is an example of figurative language?

• a) "We’re like oil and water."

• b) "I don’t like working with you."

• c) "We can be friends now."

• d) "I will never change my mind!"

Is it A? B ?C? OR D?

Which of the following should NOT be included in an informative essay about the episode?
a) A summary of the conflict between Karma and Crash
b) The lesson they learned about teamwork
c) Personal opinions on who is the better character
d) Examples of how they worked together to solve their problem

Which title is correctly capitalized?
a) rivals to friends: can karma & crash get along?
b) Rivals To Friends: Can Karma & Crash Get Along?
c) Rivals to Friends: Can Karma & Crash Get Along?
d) Rivals to friends: Can Karma & crash get along?

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• B

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What is the main idea of the episode?

• Karma and Crash realize that teamwork can help them overcome rivalry.

• b) Karma and Crash decide to stay enemies forever.

• c) The best way to deal with competition is to ignore your rival.

• d) Winning is the most important part of any challenge.

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Which event best supports the idea that teamwork can solve problems?
a) Karma and Crash argue and refuse to listen to each other.
b) Karma and Crash realize they have a shared goal and decide to work together.
c) Crash wins a competition and brags about it.
d) Karma ignores Crash and focuses only on her own success.

What does the word "nemesis" mean in the episode?
a) A friendly helper
b) A person who is always on your team
c) A long-time opponent or rival
d) A teacher or mentor

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• B

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How does the episode show the importance of understanding others?
a) Karma and Crash ignore each other the whole time.
b) Karma and Crash realize that their conflict was caused by misunderstandings.
c) Crash refuses to listen to Karma and stays mad.
d) Karma and Crash have a race to see who is the better person.

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• B

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• D